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Caldera High School

College and Careers

College, Career and Beyond

Whether your student would like to get help for work credit, career exploration or navigating the process of college admissions, we are here to help. Links to a variety of resources are available on this page. If you do not find what you need, please contact the Future Center and we will assist you.

The Future Center provides two distinct functions through two distinct roles:
  • The School-to-Work “role” focused primarily on priming kids for their futures while they are still in high school.
  • The College + Career Advisor “role” is focused on helping kids develop solid plans for when they get out of high school.

Welcome to your future! We are excited to provide you with resources and links that can help you explore your options for life after Caldera High School. Click on the buttons to explore resources in the areas that interest you.

For more grade specific information, click on your class Canvas page below.

senior requirements

stc programs

career development and job skills

college scholarships and financial aid


Weekly Caldera Event Calendar

Click HERE


BLS College Application Kickoff Night Presentation

English / Spanish


Finding Money for College Presentation

English / Spanish (coming soon)


Future Center Spotlight

GET READY. GET SET. GET SCOIR!

We have a new platform for all things future-focused called SCOIR (pronounced like “score”). It is a user-friendly application to help 9-12th grade students explore post-high school options. All future-ready communication (college, trade school, employment, military and service opportunities) will come through SCOIR so it’s important that all BSH students sign-on. SCOIR will play a key role in helping ensure every Lava Bear graduates with a plan.

SCOIR goes beyond typical exploration websites to find opportunities that fit students’ needs and interests. It does that via a proprietary aptitude test (via YouScience) that helps students identify their strengths and interests.

Grade-specific lessons on how to get the most out of SCOIR will happen throughout each school year. Want help to get started exploring right away? Come on in!


Undocumented Student Resources

Although undocumented students cannot apply to federal financial aid there are several financial resources available. Click here for details.


Need a Transcript?

Please visit our Transcript Requests webpage.

Contact Us

School to Career Program Manager:

Mr. Ortiz

To make an appointment, please go here.

Questions

If you have questions about enrollment or graduation, please visit our Counseling Page.

The Aspire Mentor Program is under the umbrella of the Oregon Student Access and Completion office. Volunteer mentors work through the high school College & Career Centers to help students navigate decisions about life after high school. Please contact us to find out more.